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Pompeo defends Republican convention speech amid legal questions

By CONOR FINNEGAN, ABC News(WASHINGTON) -- Secretary of State Mike Pompeo defended his decision to address the Republican National Convention from Jerusalem while on official travel, saying that the department's lawyers cleared his appearance.Watchdog groups have said the ...
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Pelosi calls private hair salon visit in San Francisco, against local regulations, ‘clearly a setup’

BY: LIBBY CATHEY, ABC NEWS (SAN FRANCISCO) — House Speaker Nancy Pelosi on Wednesday called her private visit to a San Francisco hair salon earlier this week, in which she received styling indoors despite city-wide restrictions on indoor styling, "clearly a setup," following ...
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DC, Trump administration clash over slavery, famous names on city monuments

BY: STEPHANIE EBBS, ABC NEWS (WASHINGTON) — In the face of Trump administration backlash, Washington, D.C.'s mayor has blocked a call to add context to the Washington Monument and Jefferson Memorial to note the nation's founders were also slaveholders. An advisory group to the ...
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Pelosi slammed by Trump for a private hair salon visit in San Francisco, against local regulations

BY: LIBBY CATHEY, ABC NEWS (SAN FRANCISCO) — President Donald Trump joined Republicans on Wednesday in attacking House Speaker Nancy Pelosi for a private visit to a San Francisco hair salon earlier this week, in which she received styling indoors, despite city-wide restrictions ...
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After Trump’s ‘law and order’ visit, Biden says he’ll go to Kenosha to ‘heal’

BY: AVERI HARPER, ABC NEWS (WASHINGTON) — Former Vice President Joe Biden and his wife, Jill Biden, will travel to Kenosha, Wisconsin, on Thursday in the aftermath of Jacob Blake’s shooting. Later Wednesday, the former vice president was asked what he was hoping to ...
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Commission on Presidential Debates announces moderators for 2020 general election debates

BY: MEG CUNNINGHAM, ABC NEWS (WASHINGTON) — The non-partisan Commission on Presidential Debates on Wednesday announced the moderators for the three presidential debates between President Donald Trump and Democratic Nominee Joe Biden, and the single vice presidential debate. Chris Wallace, anchor of "Fox ...
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After Trump’s law and order visit, Biden to travel to Kenosha for community meeting

BY: AVERI HARPER, ABC NEWS (WASHINGTON) — Former Vice President Joe Biden and his wife, Jill Biden, will travel to Kenosha, Wisconsin, on Thursday in the aftermath of Jacob Blake’s shooting. The Democratic presidential nominee will hold a community meeting in the area where ...
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DHS withheld July intel bulletin calling out Russian attack on Biden’s mental health

By JOSH MARGOLIN, LUCIEN BRUGGEMAN, WILL STEAKIN and JONATHAN KARL, ABC News(WASHINGTON) -- In early July the Department of Homeland Security withheld publication of an intelligence bulletin warning law enforcement agencies of a Russian scheme to promote “allegations about the ...
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Trump admin. considers enlisting celebs as part of $250M COVID-19 public health ad campaign

By ALI DUKAKIS and ANNE FLAHERTY, ABC News(WASHINGTON) -- The Department of Health and Human Services is considering launching a major new public health campaign on COVID-19 that could include spending some $250 million on communications and public relations experts ...
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Army launches new ‘in-depth investigation’ into Fort Hood’s handling of Vanessa Guillen case

By LUIS MARTINEZ, ABC News(WASHINGTON) -- The Army has named a four-star general to head an "in-depth investigation" into how the chain of command at Fort Hood, Texas, handled a large number of disappearances and deaths, including that of Spc. ...
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State Department expands diversity fellowships amid pressure to better support diplomats of color

By CONOR FINNEGAN, ABC News(WASHINGTON) -- The State Department is facing renewed pressure to do more to support its employees of color and to diversify its senior ranks, particularly after one diplomat's story of repeated harassment at the U.S.-Mexican border ...
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Individuals linked to 2016 Russian misinformation effort back at it again with more fake accounts, Facebook says

By OLIVIA RUBIN, ABC News(WASHINGTON) -- Some individuals connected to the online Russian troll group that attempted to interfere in the 2016 president election on social media are at it again, Facebook announced in a report on Tuesday.The ...
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